Even the pine in here starts looking expensive next to soft pink. Bright paint does that to plain wood. Hang this and the room stops feeling half-finished: the greens push the walls back, the pinks and purples lift everything at floor level, and the horse gives the wall a face to look at. It suits a portrait-shaped gap above a chest of drawers, a bed, or at the end of a hallway where you need a full stop. Keep the furnishings simple and solid painted wood, cane, plain cotton, one green or pink note picked from the flowers. Don’t crowd it with busy patterned wallpaper or other loud florals; it needs a bit of quiet wall to work. On fine-art paper the brushmarks stay crisp and the colours read clean.